But I have just noticed that there is no subpage header in the article on employment (for which, as far as I can tell, the metadata page is properly completed).
These are the two edits that solved the problem above.
I added the {{subpages}} template to the top of the employment article with the following edit:
http://en.citizendium.org/wiki?title=Employment&diff=prev&oldid=100383954There was a formatting error in the metadata page that i fixed with the folowing edit:
http://en.citizendium.org/wiki?title=Template:Employment/Metadata&diff=prev&oldid=100383956The metadata formatting error was introduced after a series of edits when Nick was tryng to figure out why there was no subpage bar. In fact, the problem was never with the metadata page but due to the absence of the {{subpages}} template on the article.
As for getting the article to show up in a category. The server is very slow at updating changed categories unless there has been an accompanying edit. The metadata has the advantage that it changes all the categories in a cluster, but it is done without actually editing the pages. Consequently, to speed up the process, the best practice is to make a minor edit on the page you want to appear in a category. Since most categories are listed on the Discussion/Talk page, this is always a good place to start. A minor editor can as insignificant as adding or deleting a space.
As an aside, the category update problem is not unique to citizendium, wikipedia has the problem too. It is more noticable here, however, since we place our categories automatically based on information in the metadata template whereas at wikipedia they are placed manually (or by a bot making an actual edit to the page in question).
